This is a video of a skydiver trying to remain as motionless as possible while she plummets towards earth, filmed upside-down so she appears to be falling up. She does a great job, especially considering the air resistance. That air can be RESISTANT. But nowhere near as resistant as my

Edited together by Casper Langbak of CLS Videos, this is an emotive supercut of the closing shots from 120 different movies, artfully arranged and set to Kate Bush’s ‘Cloudbursting’. Well, I guess I don’t have to watch any of those 120 movies that I haven’t seen already. If you’re interested

Proof that if you eat enough chips, anything is possible (I’ve been telling my mom for years!), this is a video of Eric and Tony G of Youtube channel EMCproductions constructing a marching band style drum set out of empty Pringles cans. The cans were all cut to different lengths

In a clear case of art imitating my life, this is a video from the Perrotin Gallery in Los Angeles of a kinetic wooden sculpture created by artist Barry McGee repeatedly banging its head against the wall. We’ve all been there. I’m there right now. I don’t do this sort

This is a short video of Amazon customer and humorist Scott Bragg providing proof that he never received a delivery from Amazon by highlighting the empty spot on the porch where his package should have been. But how did you know the driver would leave it right there, Scott? MAYBE

Because normal candles aren’t nearly enough of a fire hazard (my past landlords would disagree), this is a video of Evan and Katelyn of appropriately named Youtube channel Evan and Katelyn making and lighting a 63-pound, 1,000 wick candle. The result reminds me of a fire in one of those

This is a video documenting Youtuber Jake Carlini’s quest to build a pair of roller blades using two kid’s bikes. He starts with the version seen above, which proves impractical and basically immobile, even after lowering the bindings and adding training wheels. He then builds a pair with each skate

Because with enough Youtube money you can do anything, this is a video of Cody from popular Youtube channel WhistlinDiesel driving a Tesla with 10-foot metal wagon wheels attached. Are those part of the Oregon Trail equipment package? He also drives the car upside down with those wagon wheels. That’s…something.